When you order an exam and you don't know what it includes, why don't you just ask?

This isn't the first time I have gotten redundant orders, but I just got an order for CT facial bones and a separate order for CT Orbits. I explain to the MD the facial bones is from the bottom of the mandible through the frontal sinus, and then he asks if it includes the orbits.

I am just venting, let's hear some stories of frustrating interactions.

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